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“Wanton” in Japanese

Short answer
蓮っ葉 hasuppa はすっぱ

Wanton in Japanese is “蓮っ葉” (hasuppa). Full meaning: vulgar, wanton.

Other ways to say “Wanton” in Japanese

貸元がズルい kashimotogazurui wanton (of a woman), promiscuous 尻軽 shirigaru loose, promiscuous, unfaithful, wanton, of loose morals; quick, brisk, energetic, active; rash, thoughtless, careless はすっぱ hasuppa vulgar, wanton ハスッパ hasuppa vulgar, wanton 雲呑 wantan wonton (Chinese dumpling), won ton, wantan, wanton, wuntun 目茶苦茶 mechakucha absurd, unreasonable, nonsensical, preposterous, incoherent; extreme, senseless, reckless, wanton; disorderly, chaotic, confused, messy 蓮葉 hasuha vulgar, wanton 尻が軽い shirigakarui fast, brisk; careless, thoughtless, impudent, rash; (of a woman) wanton, promiscuous 水性 suisei water-based, aqueous; water-soluble; fluidity, wanton しり軽 shirigaru loose, promiscuous, unfaithful, wanton, of loose morals; quick, brisk, energetic, active; rash, thoughtless, careless 破茶滅茶 hachamecha absurd, unreasonable, nonsensical, preposterous, incoherent; extreme, senseless, reckless, wanton; disorderly, chaotic, confused, messy

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